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[Scott Lundgren <internetworkers AT capitalfellow.com>]

The NYTimes is running one of those look 
at-the-gee-whiz-things-those-geeks come up with articles this morning 
that discusses combining Web Service API's, mapping, and a comparison 
of the business directions of Google, Yahoo, and Microsoft. The example 
from the article is http://housingmaps.com/, a site that takes the real 
estate postings data stream feed from craigslist (sorry tony, no 
raleighlist) and plots them into Google's maps. In playing with it this 
morning there were too features I found especially nice:

a) the ability to sort the data (by price, by bedrooms, city, pictures 
available [yellow = yes, red = no] )
b) if the posting you're interested in has pictures they'll be 
displayed as thumbnails in a layer when you mouse over where the 
posting is plotted

The site covers for sale, for rent, rooms and sublets.

- SL